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The Government of B.C. is asking British Columbians to help define future legislation that will make B.C. a more accessible and inclusive province.
“Integrating accessibility into every area of life is central to creating livable communities including workplaces, buildings, neighbourhoods and businesses,” said Shane Simpson, Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction. “I look forward to this consultation, which will guide our efforts to develop legislation that will make a difference for British Columbians living with a disability.”
Learn how you can join the conversation and provide your feedback from now until November 29, 2019:Join the conversation on accessibility and inclusion
The Government of B.C. is asking British Columbians to help define future legislation that will make B.C. a more accessible and inclusive province.Studies show that people who have important relationships in their lives are healthier, happier, safer, advance more quickly, and achieve more in life.
Learn about social capital from Al Condeluci and hear about ways to help build relationships and improve quality of life at two upcoming events in:
Kelowna on Sept. 16 - ow.ly/Z9V850w5Lmn
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Prince George on Sept. 18 - ow.ly/z5b250w5Lin
Al Condeluci has been an advocate, a catalyst for building community capacities, and leader in understanding
social culture since 1970.
